First off, your associative array is flipped. You need to change array($wholeNumber['DocumentNbr'] => 'Number', $wholeNumber['DocumentRevision'] => 'Revision'); to array('Number' => $wholeNumber['DocumentNbr'], 'Revision' => $wholeNumber['DocumentRevision']); You need that in order to access the elements of the JSON. Then, in your loop, you would use wholeNumberData[i].Number to get the number and wholeNumberData[i].Revision...

DO include absolute entity URIs in your responses (such as /customers/12 or even http://www.example.com/customers/12). DO NOT include just an entity's ID (such as 12) in a response, because that way you're forcing clients to put together resource URIs themselves. In order to do that, they would need to have prior...

You're not getting the results you want because you're not assigning the sorted user_infos back into the user_infos variable. You can do the following: user_infos = user_infos.sort {|a, b| - (a['can_go'] <=> b['can_go']) } # -or- user_infos.sort! {|a, b| - (a['can_go'] <=> b['can_go']) } The first version of sort creates...

the first "A" in AJAX stands for "Asynchronous" that means, it is not executed right after it has been called. So you never get the value. Maybe you could first, get the os list and then output what you need, like this: function createCheckBoxPlatform(myDatas) { $.ajax({ url: "/QRCNew/GetOS", type: "post",...

Create an object. Loop over the array Get the name of each member of the array Copy each member into the object using a property name that is the same as the name you just got Then just use the object instead of the array. You might want to...

Ok, you'll want to check out Structuring your application. You'll have to make the file with the definition load earlier, or the one with the fixture later. Normally you have your collections inside lib/ and your fixtures inside server/fixtures.js. So if you put your insert code into server/fixtures.js it'll work....

If I believe the println of aStatus, the property title is a String, not a Dictionary. Change this part in your code (cast as String instead of as NSDictionary): if let user = aStatus["title"] as? String { println( "TITLE \(user)") } ...

json["Cars"] is an array, so for example to get the first item via SwiftyJSON: println(json["Cars"][0]["Brand"].stringValue) In a JSON string, { and } are delimiters for dictionaries, whereas [ and ] are delimiters for arrays. EDIT: Following your comment, yes, you can loop over the array: if let cars = json["Cars"].array...

No, you don't need to use .nest here. The easiest way to build the required data structure is as you suggest (d3 always wants an array to iterate over): var nestedData = [ years[0].chartOne, years[0].chartTwo ]; After that, it's as simple as cleaning up the accessor functions for your data...

I guess the answer depends on your answer to these questions: Since you can never trust ANYTHING that comes in a client request, are there any harmful effects that could come by a hacker spoofing the pojo value? By sending the object to the client, does this expose any internal...

You want to return json object in response, so it's required to set json type in response header. As given here public function select(){ $data['query'] = $this->users->select(); $this->output ->set_content_type('application/json') ->set_output(json_encode($data['query'])); } It is required to encode part as below for insert part. so you can use this generated url to...

You should change your row data.addColumn('String', 'sitecode'); to data.addColumn('string', 'sitecode'); (non capital "s" in "string"), of course this applies to all of your added columns. Javascript is case-sensitive....

$http.get is asynchronous. When cache.get or return result are executed, HTTP request has not completed yet. How are you going to use that data? Display in UI? E.g. try the following: // Some View <div>{{myData}}</div> // Controller app.controller('MyController', function ($scope) { $http.get('yoururl').success(function (data) { $scope.myData = data; }); }); You...

obj.roles[0] is a object {"name":"with whom"}. you cant replace string with object. you need to refer to property "name" in the object obj.roles[0].name Another problem is that var finalXML get a new value every line. you need to add a new value to the variable, not replcae it. var finalXML...

You're trying to parse a JSON array into a JSON object. Of course it's going to give you errors. Try this instead: JSONArray agent = jsonObject.getJsonArray("agent"); // To get the actual values, you can do this: for(int i = 0; i < agent.size(); i++) { JSONObject object = agent.get(i); String...

Your file is not encoded in UTF-8, and the error occurs at the fp.read() line. You must use: import io io.open(filename, encoding='latin-1') And the correct, not platform-dependent usage for joining your paths is: os.path.join(root, f) ...

You just need to POST data to your server. Port could be anything you want, should be 80. Host your script with a domain url so that you can make network request publicly. You can try this function: -(NSData *)post:(NSString *)postString url:(NSString*)urlString{ //Response data object NSData *returnData = [[NSData alloc]init];...

The code you've supplied, by itself, works fine. It breaks if you try to force the use of JSONP because the server you are making the request to doesn't support that. It does support CORS (which is the modern replacement for JSONP), and you don't need to do anything special...

Why move one array to another array and then echo the second array. Why not just do this function shutdown(){ $error = error_get_last(); echo json_encode($error); } Or even this function shutdown(){ echo json_encode(error_get_last()); } Apart form the use of an unnecessary array, this will give you all the information available...

You can use the jQuery when function (https://api.jquery.com/jquery.when/) to wait for all three promises to resolve. You only need to make sure you also return the promise in your nb1, nb2, nb3 functions. function nb1() { return $.post("p1.php", { action: 1 }, function(data) { console.log(data); }, "json") .fail(function(data) { console.log("error");...